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...third NCAA championships, delivered Harvard’s top individual performance. The senior placed 17th in the three-meter diving event with a score of 286.50.She finished just one spot outside of qualifying for finals in the event and the All-American distinction that comes with it. Ohio State??s Chelsea Davis went on to win with 365.85 points. It was Papadakis’ best-ever NCAA finish. In her four previous tries at nationals, her highest finish was 28th, which she achieved in the one-meter event in her sophomore season and matched this season.Papadakis scored...
...wasn’t walking guys.”A controversial play came in the sixth inning when it looked like Zailskas had struck out a batter on a 3-2 pitch with two outs. The umpire called ball four, however, and in the next at bat, San Diego State??s Cory Vaughn hit a three-run homer.“I know he had the kid struck out,” Walsh said. “It sure would’ve been nice going into that ninth inning with a 1-0 situation...
...think one of the most endearing things was that they took care of us,” Lee says of the state??s residents. “All the time they would call us and say, ‘you guys are doing very good work, keep...
...Boudrow said that the CHA is now only receiving 60 to 70 cents for each dollar of medical services that it provides. This reduction has had a significant financial impact on the Alliance in the past year because many low-income residents do not have health insurance despite the state??s efforts to require them to enroll in subsidized programs. “The Cambridge Health Alliance has not seen this transition in gear,” Boudrow said. “We are still seeing a relatively high percentage of uninsured still coming.” Massachusetts?...
...billion ten-year plan to bolster the life sciences in Massachusetts. The bill, which passed in the House on Feb. 28, is designed to aid the biotechnology industry, spur job development, and entice talented professors and researchers to the Bay State??s state universities. The bill would provide $500 million for lab construction and $250 million for research grants and post-doctoral education at the University of Massachusetts’ Worcester and Amherst campuses. The remaining $250 million would be allocated for tax credits to life sciences firms. The bill will have significant impacts on university-based...